The History of the New ANIA Present

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1 The History of the New ANIA Present 1

2 ANIA HISTORY TIMELINE CARING Founded ANIA Founded Merge Idea Initiated Merger Guiding Council Created ANIA & CARING Merged Name Changed to ANIA

3 ANIA HISTORY TIMELINE CARING Founded CARING Founded

4 Capital Area Roundtable on InformaAcs in Nursing (CARING) 4

5 CARING History: CARING was developed and organized by area nurses in 1982 as a non-profit undertaking to provide a forum for the advancement of automated healthcare information systems. CARING started with SCAMC (now AMIA). Mission: A nursing informatics organization advancing the delivery of quality healthcare through the integration of informatics in practice, education, administration, and research. 5

6 CARING Founding Members Susan McDermott PJ Hallberg Susan Newbold 6

7 CARING NewsleIer 1994 &

8 CARING Conference

9 CARING Conference

10 CARING 1997 trip to NI97 Sweden 10

11 CARING SINI

12 CARING NewsleIer

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14 CARING BOD 2007 Patrick Shannon Jerry Chamberlain Amy Jacobs Sue Newbold Ed Stern Nelita Liberty Rovira Zytkowski 14

15 CARING RecepAon at HIMSS 15

16 CARING MarkeAng Items 16

17 CARING HIMSS 17

18 CARING Sponsored HDM Award InnovaAon Award Sinai

19 ANIA HISTORY TIMELINE ANIA Founded CARING Founded ANIA Founded

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21 ANIA History: In 1992, ANIA provided the first opportunity for informatics nurses in Southern California to meet and network. Mission: to provide networking, education and information resources that enrich and strengthen the roles of nurses in the field of informatics. The field of nursing informatics includes domains of clinical information, education and administration decision support. 21

22 ANIA Founders Melodie Kaltenbaugh founder Linda Wittrup Angie Weathersby Lori Frank Bobbi Crann Gisela Nily 22

23 ANIA Presidents Barbara Medling Jim Cato Donna Gloe Curtis Dikes 23

24 ANIA NewsleIer

25 ANIA NewsleIer

26 ANIA Conference 1998 Palm Springs, CA 26

27 ANIA Conference 1999 San Diego CA 27

28 ANIA NewsleIer

29 ANIA MarkeAng Items 29

30 ANIA Conference 2006 Nashville, TN 30

31 ANIA Board 2006 Denise Tyler Curtis Dikes Lori Frank Donna Gloe Jim Cato Dean Smith 31

32 ANIA HISTORY TIMELINE ANIA and CARING Merge Idea CARING Founded ANIA Founded Merge Idea Initiated

33 ANIA & CARING How did the idea of a merge start? Informatics reception 2005 The acting presidents of both organizations met at one of the first Alliance for Nursing Informatics (ANI) meetings. Our two organizations began by working together on a collaborative conference. Both boards began to discuss similarities and differences. Announced intent to investigate at the Fall 2007 ANI meeting. 33

34 ANIA & CARING Joint Conference

35 ANIA & CARING Joint Conference

36 ANIA HISTORY TIMELINE Merger Guiding Council CARING Founded ANIA Founded Merge Idea Initiated Merger Guiding Council Created

37 ANIA & CARING First Meeting of Joint Leadership February 23, 2008 Orlando, FL. Intense all-day meeting at the Rosen Plaza Hotel Identified our guiding council We all agreed to find answers to our unknowns Note sent to both memberships prior to the meeting to inform them of our intent and investigation Positive response received Positive on-site response 37

38 ANIA & CARING Joint Conference

39 ANIA & CARING Joint Conference 2008 The 2008 Annual Nursing Informatics Conference held at the Gaylord National Resort on the Potomac on April 17th-19th is the most successful conference to date! This is ANIA's 15th year for organizing and hosting this Annual Conference. CARING partnered with ANIA in 2007 and formed the joint Conference Planning committee. In its 2nd year, the joint Conference Planning Committee composed of board members from ANIA and CARING exceeded their own expectations. First, there was record attendance of over 325 informatics nurses from the U.S., Canada, Finland, Spain, and Taiwan. Then, this year's line up of keynote speakers represented the luminaries in the healthcare informatics industry and 36 speakers delivered 'knock-out' and robust content for the participants. 39

40 ANIA & CARING FAQ s Frequently Asked Questions Frequently%20Asked %20Questions_Nov26_200 9.doc25 40

41 September 2008 Member Survey Opinion survey regarding a proposed merger of ANIA & CARING 703 responses (~20% of membership) 30% ANIA & CARING members 50% CARING members 20% ANIA members Merger Supportive 80% Against 5% Needed more information 15% 41

42 September 2008 Member Survey explanation of why you support the proposed merger Creates a stronger Nursing Informatics Organization which is needed to further advance the specialty. Prevent duplication of efforts and provide a stronger voice for nursing informatics We don t like it [redundancy] in our clinical systems, why would we have it in our nursing organizations Synergy is a beautiful thing. One administrative office instead of two, more funds to work with, one voice = easier for members 42

43 September 2008 Member Survey explanation of why you support the proposed merger Given the similarities and redundancies, I think we should continue to work our the differences. However, I think that the combined organization should have regional and local branches so that attendees can have access to low/no cost offerings in their area.. Bigger voice nationally We need unify and have one collective voice Brings strength and cohesiveness to nursing informatics 43

44 ANIA HISTORY TIMELINE ANIA & CARING Merged CARING Founded ANIA Founded Merge Idea Initiated Merger Guiding Council Created ANIA & CARING Merged

45 2010 ANIA CARING will be the new name of our combined organization. This name was chosen to reflect the history of each organization as well as to maintain name recognition 45

46 ANIA- CARING Plan of Merger Due diligence process complete Disappearing vs. Surviving Disappearing (CA) Surviving (Virginia) Financial transaction vs. cultural Renaming of surviving organization ANIA-CARING Directors & Officers of organization 12 person board, 3 year terms 46

47 ANIA- CARING Press Release Falls Church, VA. The American Nursing Informatics Association (ANIA) and CARING, both nationally recognized non-profit Nursing Informatics organizations, announced their January 1, 2010 merger into a new entity, ANIA-CARING. The combined organization, with membership in 50 states and 34 countries, is of the largest associations of its kind in the country. ANIA was established in 1992 and provided the first opportunity for informatics nurses in Southern California to meet and network. ANIA grew to be a national organization providing networking, education and information resources to enrich and strengthen the roles of nurses in the field of informatics with members in all 50 states and five countries. CARING, formerly known as Capital Area Roundtable on Informatics in Nursing, was developed and organized by nurses in the DC area in 1982 to provide a forum for the advancement of automated healthcare information systems. CARING grew over time to become a nursing informatics organization with members in 50 states and 34 countries advancing the delivery of quality healthcare through the integration of informatics in practice, education, administration and research. 47

48 ANIA- CARING Press Release cont d According to Jerry Chamberlain, former CARING President, newly appointed ANIA-CARING Vice-President, the ANIA-CARING name was chosen to reflect the history of each organization. I truly believe that by merging we will be able to take the best from each organization and create a new organization that is greater than the sum of its parts to support nurse informaticists in their challenging roles and to advance the specialty of nursing informatics, said Chamberlain. The organizational merger proposed by the respective board of directors for ANIA and CARING received great support and an overwhelmingly favorable vote by members of both organizations. The boards have been combined to form a new board. The beginning of 2010 we will be very busy with activities to form the foundation of the new association, such as combining the Web sites, job banks, membership databases, and finalizing our strategic plan and budget. Stay tuned for more information said Dr. Victoria Bradley, former ANIA President and newly appointed ANIA-CARING President. 48

49 ANIA- CARING Press Release cont d ANIA-CARING is a leading Nursing Informatics organization dedicated to advancing the field of nursing informatics through communications, education, research and professional activities. There will be a celebration of this merger at the upcoming annual conference to be held in Boston, MA on April 22-24, 2010 titled, Re-Evolution in Nursing Informatics. Contact: Curtis Dikes Relations Management ANIA-CARING 49

50 ANIA- CARING Board President Victoria Bradley Vice President Jerry Chamberlain Treasurer Amy Jacobs Secretary Denise Tyler Education Jim Finley Lisa Anne Bove Relations Management Curtis Dikes Membership Sue Newbold Four (4) Regional Directors Brian Norris Steve Prouse Patrick Shannon Vicki Vallejos 50

51 ANIA- CARING Board Structure President Vice President Strategic Planner Coordinate with Regional Directors Strategic direction of local Treasurer Job bank Secretary & Publications Surveys Newsletter Education (2) Conference Webcast CEUs Research Relations Management Web page External communication Membership Recruitment Database analysis and maintenance Four (4) Regional Directors Internal communication with members Push content up & down from education/ publications team members Host local meetings, foster local/regional community WINI 51

52 ANIA- CARING Website 52

53 ANIA- CARING NewsleIer 53

54 ANIA- CARING MarkeAng Items 54

55 ANIA- CARING Members Now 55

56 ANIA- CARING Members Now 56

57 ANIA HISTORY TIMELINE Name Change to ANIA CARING Founded ANIA Founded Merge Idea Initiated Merge Guiding Council Created ANIA & CARING Merged Name Changed to ANIA

58 2012 Dear ANIA- CARING Members, In 2010 the American Nursing InformaEcs AssociaEon (ANIA) and CARING organizaeons merged to give nursing informaecs a stronger and more unified voice for the organizaeons. At that Eme, the decision was made and voted upon by the membership that the name of the new organizaeon would be ANIA- CARING to preserve the history of both organizaeons. AQer the first year, we planned to re- evaluate the situaeon with the poteneal of seleceng of a new name for the organizaeon. AQer much thought and discussion, the Board of Directors proposes to change our official organizaeonal name to 'American Nursing InformaEcs AssociaEon' (ANIA) with a logo tagline of 'Where caring and technology meet'. This name change retains the history of both organizaeons with an easily recognizable and intuieve naeonal name for our growth and future. Take a moment now to vote on the proposed name change by clicking on the link below to cast your vote. The voeng process will be open now through April 8, I strongly encourage you to vote! Click on the link VOTE to cast your vote. As always, please contact me if you have queseons or comments. Best regards, Cur%s Dikes CurEs N. Dikes, RN, MSN, ACNP- BC, CLNC, NEA- BC President, American Nursing InformaEcs AssociaEon- CARING , x719 president@ania- caring.org caring.org

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60 2012 ANIA New organizaeonal name New logo New markeeng materials New website underway

61 ANIA Website

62 2012 and Beyond.. ANIA Thank you for being a member and/or consider being a member! Look forward to the wonderful opportuniees that will be available as we conenue to grow as an organizaeon!